Graham, James R. (James Robert), 1898-1982

found: Chia mu shih Chia-mei po shih chi nien chi, 1983 or 1984:t.p. (Chia mu shih Chia-mei) added t.p., etc. (James R. Graham; James Robert Graham III; b. 1897; d. 1982; Founder of Christ's College in the Republic of China)

found: Find a grave, viewed April 24, 2019:Dr. James Robert Graham, III (gravestone photograph shows a birth year of 1898) - https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/17915894/james-robert-graham

found: Biographical dictionary of Chinese Christianity, viewed April 24, 2019:James Robert Graham III (he was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina, and grew up in China; graduated with a B.A. from Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia in 1918; served one year in the U.S. Marine Corps and then went as a Southern Presbyterian missionary to China, where he served in Yangcheng, Zhenjiang, and Kiangsu; he left the Presbyterian Church in 1938; he lectured at Wheaton College in Illinois from 1939-1940, then ministered in Los Angeles from 1942-1950; in 1950 he went as an independent missionary to Taiwan, founding the Chung Yuan College of Science and Engineering (Chung Li) in 1955 and Christ's College (Tanshui) in 1958) - http://bdcconline.net/en/stories/graham-iii-james-robert

found: FamilySearch, viewed April 24, 2019:James Robert Graham (born March 30, 1898, in South Carolina; died June 18, 1982) - https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LY6R-CTQ

found: OCLC, viewed April 24, 2019:catalog record for Boxers to bandits : the extraordinary story of Jimmy and Sophie Graham, pioneer missionaries in China 1889-1910 (Includes Conversion stories from China by James R. Graham III, which were published in a slightly different form in 1941 under the title The incense-bearers of Han : stories of twice-born Chinese)

found: OCLC, viewed Apil 24, 2019(usage: James R. Graham, James R. Graham, Jr., James R. Graham, III)

found: Zhongguo xin, xuan jiao qing, 2001:title page (賈嘉美 = Jia Jiamei) page 18 (James Robert Graham III) pages 230-232 (born in 1898; died on 22 June 1982)

[Though listed as James R. Graham, III, in reference sources, he sometimes published books under the name of James R. Graham, Jr.]
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